Market day is as much a social event as an opportunity to shop.
Markets provide the ingredients for
Provence recipes.
Provence Markets, South of France Village Markets
A Provence Cooking Vacation  
can be fun when market day comes.  
Each of the larger villages in Provence
hold a market day, some more than
one.  
This is a day when vendors come from
distant areas with fish meat wines and
produce.
If you are in a small village this is a
good time to buy fresh fish and other
ingredients not available in the village
stores. Wine and olive oil,cheese and
especially fish come in mobile vans to
the festive markets.
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The Provence Culinary Vacation in June is made more fun because in Provence,
cherries,  apricots, and melons  ripen in June making it a great time for a culinary vacation
Provence Cooking of the many healthy recipes can be big part of a culinary vacation.
In June the markets will provide the fresh ingredients for many traditional
Provence vegetable
recipes
which will include tomato, zucchini,  and eggplant.
June brings cherries, apricots, peaches and the markets will provide artisanal Provence goat
cheese and the jugs of Cotes du Rhone. Bring your own jugs to the olive oil mill and vineyard  and
market for wine and olive oil
Market Days Provence, Culinary Vacation in Provence
Culinary Vacation in Provence, the South of France
The market bring the fresh ingredients for traditional Provence recipes.
Fontville has its market
days on
Monday and
Friday
Saint Remy-de-Provence holds
its market on
Wednesday in the
center of the old city
Saint Martin de Crau has a Friday Market
Maussane Les
Alpilles
has a
Thursday Market
Saint Remy's Wednesday Market
Aix-En-Provence holds
ten Market days in
various locations
Saints Maries de La Mer
holds market days on
Monday and Friday
Marseille holds 25
different markets with
an
everyday market
and fish market
at the
Old Port,
Eygalieres holds a
Friday market
Ten markets in
Aix-en-Provence
Four Markets in Arles:
Wednesday and
Saturday,
two of them once a
month
Aureille :
Thursday
Market
Cassis: Wednesday
and Friday
Salon de Provence: six
markets,
every day but
Thursday  
Provence Markets,
Village Markets
    
Rated the Best by a local

Monday: Cavallion, Fontville
Tuesday: Istres
Wednesday: Saint Remy,
Mouries
Thursday: Bouc Bel Air,
Aurielle, Maussane Les
Apilles
Friday: Tarascon, Istres,
Cassis
Saturday: Arles, Apt
Sunday: Jouques, Plan de
Orgon
Provence Markets, Village
Markets
    Rated the Best by a local

Monday: Cavallion, Fontville
Tuesday: Istres
Wednesday: Saint Remy, Mouries
Thursday: Bouc Bel Air, Aurielle, Maussane
Les Apilles
Friday: Tarascon, Istres, Cassis
Saturday: Arles, Apt
Sunday: Jouques, Plan de Orgon
Do You need an International Driving Permit to
Drive in Europe.
In France and Italy you can rent a car and do not need to
show an International Permit, only your drivers license    
Italian law, however,  requires that.....  
see Article
No Passing for
commercial
vehicles
No Passing
zone ends
Rotary
with yield to
traffic in
rotary
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Speed limits will be clearly marked and the Rotary will be a welcome site with its directions to various
towns.  
Gassing up is similar to US with credit card and automatic shut-off at modern pumps. Car rental are
available in all large cities and at many
TGV Train Stations..
Information for those renting a vehicle in Provence
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Wednesday Market: St. Remy
On
Wednesday:
St. Remy
has its
Market day
in the
middle of
the old town,
This is a
large
Market and
spreads
over several
streets and
plazas.
Mouries holds a Wednesday
Market.  ,Wines and Olive oils
come to the markets from the
vineyards and mills around
Mouries, St Remy, and Les Baux,
Artisanal goats cheese and honey
come from local farmers